Modeling and Algorithm of Signal Coverage in Deep Space Communications

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With the increasing demand for deep space exploration, technology of space signal coverage gradually becomes a important research domain in deep space communications. A signal coverage mathematic model was given focused on the characteristics of deep space communications environment especially in celestial body blocking case. An approximation algorithm which used volume measurement in multiple integral is proposed. The approximation algorithm obtained a space covering nodes set based on iteration process in polynomial time0(nm).

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 756-759)

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3145-3148

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September 2013

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